Restaurants in USA
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Yakitori House
Next to the lavish temples of Japan, with miso soup, teriyaki chicken and noodle dishes.
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Victoria and Albert
A true jacket-and-tie, crystal goblet romantic gourmet restaurant – no kidding, and no kids (under 10).
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Tutto Italia Restorante
If you can tolerate the hoity-toity attitude (this is Disney, for goodness sake, not Venice), the classic Italian fare is quite good. The only way to get a room outside in the piazza is if you wait in line for stand-by – all reservations are seated indoors.
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Tusker House
Tusker House does a character breakfast and there are plans to introduce a character-dining boat ride.
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Tony’s Town Square Restaurant
An Italian bistro with a Lady and the Tramp theme, Tony’s Town Square Restaurant offers seafood and pasta dishes that are surprisingly good for theme-park food.
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Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Shop
For something beyond the usual chicken nuggets and hot dogs, Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Shop serves up teriyaki chicken, beef and broccoli and noodle bowls in a shiny, bright cafeteria.
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Teppan Edo
Chefs toss the chicken, fling the chopsticks and frenetically slice and dice the veggies in this standard cook-in-front-of-you eatery next to Japan's lovely gardens.
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Spoodles
Grab a slice from the walk-up pizza window or settle in to the high-ceilinged dining room for Mediterranean-inspired cuisine like hummus, lamb kebabs and house-made gelato. For breakfast, try the fire-roasted vegetable and feta cheese frittata or the challah-bread French toast.
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Sleepy Hollow
The best snack in the park is this walk-up window's ice-cream sandwich with oozing vanilla ice cream squished between fresh-baked warm chocolate-chip cookies. Also try the tasty Mickey Mouse waffles sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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Rose & Crown Pub & Dining Room
Housed in a classic British pub, this little spot serves up pub fare including ploughman’s lunch, steak, fish and chips and a tasty vegetable curry. Wash it down with Bass on tap before heading across the path for a garden concert of the Fab Four (various times).
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Restaurant Marrakesh
Sparkling belly dancers shimmer and shake past the massive pillars and around the tables of the Sultan's Palace, magnificently decorated with mosaic tiles, rich velvets and sparkling gold. While the lamb kebabs, vegetable couscous and other basics are disappointing, the windowless elegance is a fun escape from the searing sun and kids love to join in the dancing.
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Olecito
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Ohana
The Polynesian's signature restaurant evokes a South Pacific feel with rock-art graphics of lizards, octopuses and other animals on the ceiling, a huge oak-burning grill cooking up massive kebabs of meat, and demonstrations of hula and limbo dancing, coconut racing and other Polynesian-themed shenanigans. Kids jump from their seats to join in the fun. The only thing on the menu is the all-you-can-eat family-style kebabs and veggies, slid off skewers directly onto the giant woklike platters on the table.
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Narcoossee's
On the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon and an easy boat ride from Magic Kingdom, this small muted dining room makes a convenient and pleasant respite if you've been at the park for the afternoon and want to return after dinner for the parade and fireworks. Though offering primarily seafood, there's also duck, filet mignon and free-range chicken.
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Milk Bottle
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Mama Melrose's Ristorante Italiano
Wash down flatbread pizzas, risotto and pasta with a carafe of sangria.
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Liberty Tree Tavern
Enjoy standard North American cuisine (clam chowder, sandwiches, prime rib etc) in an early-American setting of wood and shiny brass at Liberty Tree Tavern. The dinner buffet features Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Chip and Dale.
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Le Cellier Steakhouse
If you love meat, this place is for you. Try the buffalo. Dark and cavernous, with stone walls and lanterns, it makes a good spot to escape the heat, but the dense sauces and decadent desserts might not be the best fuel to get you through the day. Come here if your afternoon promises nothing more than lazing by the pool, or for a hearty dinner.
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Kona Café
A bright and intimate spot with pomegranate barbecue, coconut almond chicken and macadamia-crusted mahimahi. Ceiling fans and a carpet designed with huge Hawaiian flowers complete the Pacific Islands decor. Try the Tonga Toast (banana-stuffed French toast dusted with powdered sugar), perfect for fueling up before jumping the monorail to Magic Kingdom.
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Jiko
Excellent food, with plenty of grains, vegetables and creative twists, a tiny bar and rich African surrounds make this a Disney favorite for both quality and theming. For a less expensive option, enjoy an appetizer (the Taste of Africa features various dips and crackers) at the bar. Swing by for dinner, or at least a cocktail, after a day at Animal Kingdom. You can relax with a glass of wine on the hotel's back deck, alongside the giraffes and other African beasts.
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Herrell's
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Ghiradelli Soda Fountain & Chocolate Shop
Decadent ice-cream concoction involving entire chocolate bars blended into milkshakes.
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Fulton’s Crab House
In the Marketplace, Fulton’s Crab House serves decent seafood on a replica paddleboat.
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Flying Fish
This airy waterfront eatery offers fresh seafood as well as a handful of vegetarian and hearty meat dishes. A multicourse wine-pairing menu is a particularly good value, by Disney standards.
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Earl of Sandwich
Surprisingly good toasted sandwiches range from basic to exotic. One of the most satisfying lunches at Disney, with plenty of bang for your buck.
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